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00:04 < juul> WE JUST SUCCESSFULLY CONFIGURED THE FIRST WORKING NODE | |||
00:04 < juul> THE SYSTEM IS WORKING | |||
00:04 < juul> ONLY TWO "SHOWSTOPPING BUGS LEFT": | |||
00:05 < juul> * sticker printing | |||
00:05 < juul> * upstream bandwidth limiting | |||
00:08 < thundara> juul: Cool, can an outsider get / build the firmware yet? | |||
00:11 < jerkey> yay!!!!!!!! | |||
00:17 < juul> thundara: yeah, but we need to spend a couple of days going through and documenting better | |||
00:18 < juul> the idea is that you flash the standard sudo mesh firmware, then use the node-configurator to | |||
set up the node | |||
00:20 < juul> so, in very brief: get the openwrt-firmware repo from sudomesh github, run prepare script, | |||
run build script, flash resulting firmware (jffs version) onto your atheros node (only tested on picostation 2 | |||
hp and bullet 2 hp so far), then get the node-configurator from our git repo and follow the instructions | |||
in the readme | |||
00:20 < juul> those instructions may well be a bit lacking still | |||
=Attendees= | =Attendees= | ||
*Jenny (tunabananas), Marc (juul), Jeremy, Noemie, Jacob, Dan, Chris, Luis, Deekoo, Matt | *Jenny (tunabananas), Marc (juul), Jeremy, Noemie, Jacob, Dan, Chris, Luis, Deekoo, Matt | ||